Tooth Chips Soap for Teeth, Spearmint w/Xylitol 2 oz

Saponified Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Sodium olivate), Saponified Coconut Oil (Sodium Cocoate), Saponified Organic Palm Oil (Sodium palmate), Xylitol, essential oils

Contains no toxic fluoride, harsh abrasives, added glycerin, petroleum dyes, sweeteners, sodium lauryl sulfate, unsafe preservatives, or other harmful ingredients found in commercial toothpastes that actually damage your teeth and health!

We have finally found a replacement for Tooth Savior Soap for Teeth, our best-selling tooth soap (which unfortunately was discontinued). This product does an amazing job of cleaning your mouth, with the added benefit of reducing painful sensitivity.

Experience 'clean' teeth with Tooth Chips TM - Soap for Teeth - a natural, fluoride free alternative to commercial toothpaste. 

This product are free of  added glycerin, dyes, fluoride, artificial sweeteners, silicates (sand), stabilizers, sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)  or other toxic materials that damage teeth as well as health.  We know that the capillaries in your mouth are open doors to your entire bloodstream.   Tooth Chips are safe for your entire family and won't harm you if swallowed!

NEW Formual contains cavity fighting XYLITOL!

Xylitol fights dental bacteria on three fronts... 

Unlike processed sugar, bacteria cannot use Xylitol as an energy source - Xylitol literally starves them.

Xylitol creates a non-acidic mouth environment that is hostile to dental bacteria. The lack of acidity stifles their growth and slowly they begin to disappear.

Xylitol works in ridding the mouth of harmful bacteria by making them less able to stick to teeth. These bacteria become more slippery and are then more easily washed away during tooth care.

XYLITOL is FDA approved!           

About soap for teeth....

In the book "Good Teeth from Birth to Death" by Dr. Gerard F. Judd, Ph.D., Chemistry and Fluoride Researcher wrote that bar soap was actually one of his recommendations to good strong teeth.

In the book "Good Teeth from Birth to Death" by Dr. Gerard F. Judd, Ph.D., Chemistry and Fluoride Researcher, says that bar soap was actually one of his recommendations to good strong teeth.

This is an excerpt from that book:

"Re-enamelization of the teeth occurs when they are clean. All toothpaste make a barrier of glycerine on the teeth which would require 20 rinses to get it off. A good solution for clean teeth, which I have used for 5 years, is bar soap. Wet the brush, swipe the bar two or three times with it, then brush the teeth thoroughly and the gums gently. Rinse with water three or four times. All oils are washed off the teeth and the gums are disinfected. The bacteria are killed by the soap. The teeth are then ready for re-enamelization with calcium and phosphate in the diet. The enzyme adenosine diphosphatase delivers phosphate to the enamel surface. Do not use liquid soaps. Their different composition is harmful to the protoplasm.

Re-enamelization is necessary on a daily basis because the enamel leaches slightly with water as well as the bones over decades leading to holey bones and holey teeth even in the absence of acid attack. Without re-enamelization, we could never have good teeth."

NOTE: Because I live in a rural area and drink well water, I do use a toothpaste containing fluoride a couple of times a month, as a precaution (I like Tom's of Maine). There is no doubt that fluoride helps prevent tooth decay, but I believe we don't need it in our drinking water and in our daily toothpaste. A little bit here and there is plenty for me. If you drink fluorinated municipal water, you may find that that is plenty for you, but if you drink well water and have a poor family dental history (like me), please consider occasionally including a bit of fluoride in your dental routine, just to be safe!

Directions for Use:
As you can see in the photo, this soap for teeth comes in the form of green shreds. You take one shred, and bite down on it with your molars, so that it sticks to your teeth. You then brush over it with a moistened toothbrush, which causes the soap to foam, and you continue to brush until the shred has disappeared. Rinse three times.

We also recommend Eco-Dent's Daily Care Mouth Rinse for anyone who is having mouth sensitivities, pain, or just wants to keep their mouth clean and fresh naturally. With baking sods, echinacea, goldenseal, and other healing natural ingredients, your mouth will thank you for it!

ALSO, the same company manufactures the most amazing natural soaps.

CLICK HERE to view Mango, Avocado, and Honey Goat Milk Soap.

CLICK HERE to view all of our Natural Dental Care Products.



Here's what customers are saying:

"Have used tooth soap from another company for a few years now. At the rec of a friend who switched to this one, I recently switched and couldn't be more pleased. The taste is so much better, it costs half the price, and I'm still just as squeaky clean. (for first-time users, I'm a huge fan of TS for the clean feeling, but the powers of re-enamalization really shocked me: for years I had a large chip in two teeth, and over the course of 6 or 8 months using TS, both chips re-"grew" making me a true believer!)"

 

STARS: 5 out of 5 stars for naturalness
COMMENTS: This product is so cool! It is 100% natural, totally effective, and produced by a fabulous small green business, Rose of Sharon Acres. I love how they say that by purchsing their products, you are feeding their goats! Their goat milk soaps are phenomenal, as well, by the way.

This soap for teeth does not contain fluoride! There has been so much debate lately over the use of fluoride in toothpaste, which is proven to reduce tooth decay, but is also a serious toxin in larger doses (main ingredient in rat poison).

Because of the intensity of the debate over the safety of fluoride, I feel it is important for everyone to decide for themselves whether they feel they should be ingesting products that contain fluoride or not.

Depending on which website you go to, you will hear entirely different arguments, one side claiming that fluoride is a "wonder substance", totally harmless iin the quantities we are exposed to, and the side claiming that corporate mongrels have dumped the fluoride situation on the public as a means of using up large quantities of a hazardous by-product. I am including links to both extremes, so you can decide for yourself. In the meantime, Tom's toothpaste is a great way to avoid fluoride until we know for sure.

Fluoride: Wonder Drug or Super Poison?

Fluoridation: Don't Let the Poisonmongers Scare You .